I can see where overt sexualization could be a distraction... like dressed as a model or something...esp when I was younger. Girl next door, or soccer mom migh

I can see where overt sexualization could be a distraction... like dressed as a model or something...esp when I was younger. Girl next door, or soccer mom might less intimidating as well as the MIL for social anxiety types... A lot of geeks have social anxiety, and are like Raj from big bang theory around the opposite sex -though I think you grow out of it when you're in your 30's esp if married and have to live with a woman. Also dressing like a model could have an air of elitism or superiority if they're wearing like something that cost > $2k obviously. So, I could see that also being a hinderance, people like to deal with people similar to them, or at least I could see it easier to build a rapport. That probably goes both ways though regardless of sex. Like a car salesman in a normal suit with a mickey mouse watch or one in something a boy band artist would wear with an expensive rolex lol.